| The projects benefited 9.6 million persons in over 5,021 villages and conglomerations in 20 governorates. |
| Urban conglomerations are water intensive by their very nature. |
| Stationary conglomerations of individuals were transformed into migratory co-operative groups, following the shores of lakes and seas, and the courses of rivers. |
| These armies were not homogenous groups, but rather conglomerations of various contingents, often from other clans, commanded by trusted samurai. |
| Command is often complicated by the fact that some armies are conglomerations of two powerful Taisho. |
| The cultural economy of Mumbai essentially rests on the private sector which is primarily made up of significant conglomerations. |
